Warum der Wechsel zu WhoTweets ein großer Schritt nach vorn für Social Mining ist

zero_worries · 2026-07-07T08:54:07.000Z

Als ich zum ersten Mal gehört habe, dass DAO Labs von ilo.dao-labs.com zu WhoTweets.com wechselt, dachte ich, es wäre nur eine Änderung der Website. Als ich mir das genauer angesehen habe, wurde mir klar, dass es viel mehr ist. Die Migration bringt eine frische Identität mit sich und mehrere Upgrades, die die Social-Mining-Plattform einfacher und lohnender zu nutzen machen. Der Name WhoTweets ist einfach, einprägsam und eng mit dem verbunden, was Social Miner jeden Tag tun – Inhalte auf X erstellen, teilen und mit ihnen interagieren. Er verleiht der Plattform eine klarere Identität und erleichtert es neuen Nutzern, sie wiederzuerkennen und sich zu merken.

When I first heard that DAO Labs was moving from ilo.dao-labs.com to WhoTweets.com, I thought it was just a website change. After looking into it, I realized it's much bigger than that. The migration introduces a fresh identity along with several upgrades that make the Social Mining platform easier and more rewarding to use.
The name WhoTweets is simple, memorable, and closely connected to what Social Miners do every day—creating, sharing, and engaging with content on X. It gives the platform a clearer identity and makes it easier for new users to recognize and remember.
The migration also comes with useful improvements. 
The new dashboard is cleaner and easier to navigate, so finding campaigns and tracking your progress takes less effort. 
The updated X scoring system now gives more credit to genuine engagement and trusted accounts, encouraging quality contributions instead of spam.
Another exciting addition is support for Reels and Shorts, giving creators who enjoy making short videos another way to participate.
 The Top 100 KOL delegation feature also allows users to pass tasks to trusted contributors when they're unavailable, helping important opportunities stay active. Other updates, such as engagement safety measures, improved onboarding, Meet & Match, and a better validation system with an undo option, all make the platform smoother and more user-friendly.
One thing I appreciate most is that nothing users have worked for is lost. Your account, login details, points, rewards, rankings, submissions, and work history all remain exactly the same. The only thing changing is the web address.
To me, this migration shows that DAO Labs is thinking about the future of Social Mining. It's not just adding new features—it's creating an environment where authentic contributions are rewarded, collaboration is easier, and both creators and Web3 communities can grow together. That's why I see WhoTweets as more than a new domain; it's the next step in the evolution of Social Mining.
Official announcement: https://dao-labs.com/posts/a-fresh-new-address-and-a-massive-upgrade-for-social-mining-welcome-to-whotweets-com